New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-13
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ARREsTIyG AN ENTIRE ELECTION BOARD IN JERSEY
CirY-THE VOTE IN VARIOUS CITIES.
The entire Election Board of the Eighth Precinct I'D
District, Jersey City. WAS arrested yesterday ior
stuiiing the ballot box The Board was composed oil
three Democrats and one Republican. The Democrats
were Patrick Golden. judge; Patrick McUuinhes -
inspector, and Cormac r. Dolon, clerk Owen l..
McCabe inspector is the Republican. When the
Board took Mt p. ~ for dinner Dolan ciosed
up the pol book and took It over 10 put II IA .ne
ballOt-box As he put the book INTO the box eho",se
number of folded ballots were seen to drop out Oh u
into the box. Policeman Murphy seized Dolan's hand
and took the book away from him. lie then arrested
the entire Election Board and took them 10 tne ist
District Police Court, where they were heid py oudse
Stsing in So, 400 bail each to answer TWO eharges OIL
violating the election law. The district is hopeessiy
Democratic in which no Republican ever runs ior an
office.
The count of the votes OF the municipal election in
Paterson was not finished until nearly a. M yester-
day and, although the reelection OF the hep9oncaa
Mayor had been toregone conclusion tne s'naoS ~
The vote for MayoI was Beckwith, Republican
1857; Daggers, Democrat, 3,3to Aspen, LABOR,
1871 Tallman, Prohibition, Zi3; Ine tnra and
fourth parties votes form one The Republican anu
Democratic parties each elected an assessor ana tne
Republicans elected Aldermen in six OF the el9ht
Wards, and the Democrats In two. The board Oh
Freeolders of Passac County will stand Republicans
To- Democrats 8. Beekwiths majority, Liz, Is the
largest ever given for that Office IN Paterson. ne
Labor vote Of about 1,4OO, drew heavily from inc
DmOcrats.
In Passaic City the Republicans elected Dr. Charles
NJ. Howe Mayor by 1927 over Abel Horton, Democrat
the largest plurality obtained by Republican LOT
that Office in Passaic. The Republicans elected Inelr
entire city ticket by puraltes ranging from 80 10
3GC, and elected the Freeholders in the lhId ana
Fourth Wards. The Council Will be Republican.
The charter election at Railway was hotiy con-
tested and there much bitterness over the election
Of Mayor. Mr.. DAILY, the Republican candidate, xgs
opposed by the liql or element. but he is probably
elected by a small majority. The Common Couhci
will be seven Democrats and five Republicans
William Strong was reelected Mayor OF New Bruins
wick for the fourth consecutive term by less than one
hundred majority. Frank Janeway, kepu1hcan
and ProhbiIionist The Republicans gained one
Alderman, &. g. Warner, and reelected u W. Casther
collector OF taxes. H., q
At Belvidere John II. King was reelected Mayor OF
Belvidere for the fourth time by majority OF thirty
six. Samuel Roes. Asa Kinney and George n. NC
Martrie were elected members OF the Council.
In Washington, II. w. Alegar, the organ euiider'
war elected Mayor with Council equally divided De-
Ia cen license and onlicense, the Mayor being
temperance man. =, ~, 4, p,l,;.o,
was elected Mayor. The new Councils are Mess,s'
Smith, Delicket, White, Youngblood, heed, nc
Cracken and Mitchell. J. I. llildebrandt, Repuoi''
cam was elected Freebooter. 49,,
In Phllipsburgh Mayor IIageerty was re-elgcted
without opposition. The Council and the Freeholaeis
are Democratic.